Chad Smith wrote:
(a)
incl. JRE means the download includes the JRE - therefore, if you do not
have the JRE - this is the one you choose.
Without JRE means the download is without a JRE - therefore, if you already
have (or do not want) the JRE - this is the one you choose.
Maybe we could change it to be:
Windows (JRE included)
Windows
or
Windows (with JRE)
Windows (without JRE)
or would we still run into the same problem? Anytime you say something as
short as possible - you leave yourself open for misunderstanding, especially
when you get in to implied negatives, double negatives, many ways to look at
it, etc. No?
I think "Windows (with JRE)" and "Windows (without JRE)" would be just
as confusing: do you mean the package includes the JRE, or is it for
Windows already running the JRE?
The Windows (JRE included)" is a good improvement, I think.
I'd also like to see some upgrade information on the installation (or
even download) page. For instance, can I just install the new version
over 2.0.1, or do I need to uninstall/reinstall?
--
Steven Shelton
Twilight Media & Design
www.TwilightMD.com
www.GLOAMING.us
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